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~. t - - * '''..." .4 /1...,. . tl:, ) 4 , ''" - - ••• JRWA lk -I :*.• k ..'‘. - • ( i • . -= ,to ritif r:4 O, „r.. . • . , - -1 ~ 1 / 4 ' • ~ : 4) /- . -.. ' • :`,..lpC) , r'r „' - -,-, , , :, i • t 10 et, [tr I NUMBER 4804.) SA TUR DA Y,, 4BRuAn I' 6, 1 808. 1.-.. .1 :r. ~'~ (PRICE 6ncr.Exck. • a.: T _ PICTU4LI:,INC.OFFICE ) (Not Adcd these Fifteen Years.) THEATRE ROYAL. DItURY-LANE. MR. BLAGDON's N4W SUNDAY PAPER, With is Second Edition on Monday Afternoon, fur Circula tion in the Country, or for those who prefer a Monday Paper. This Day was published, In Four Volunies small Svo. 'pr.ce 3as. boaids. HISTORY of the FEMALE gEX ; translated from the German of C. Meiners, Counsellor . of State to His Britannic Majesty, and Professor Of Philosophy at the University of Gottingen. In this Work. which has justly, otstaineti a place among the classical Pl'rodeilinas of German. Literature, the Author not only deacriboi the state of the Seet'in ancient and modern Times among the principal Nations of the Globe, but inves tigates the Causes and Consequences of its Virtues at.d V icest and of its Influence upon the Murals of Society in' general, both in private Heated public alFairs i the number of ctirickis Anecdotes with thigh it abounds, together with the fund of information it contaii4, justly render it a valuable acqui. sition to English Literature. Printed tor H. Colburn, No. 50, Cotlittiit-Street;''. Of whom in:ay be had. just published,. Christina ;or Memoiri of a German, Princess. fly the Author of Caroline of Lichfield I Voli. gs boards. , e • • t l % eu t . TSA. THE COMMISSIONEES for PICTUA 1LI:V(1 .Ins .41A7EST1"4 Ne4l'l' do hereby give Matt:, That an Mond* next, the Sib •intratee, they sail be rea ly to receive Tenders, in. uniting' ut), a;ad 'teat for One 'Hundred noss of IRON PLATE 110()P4, to be delivered in Thar by syeekry prcpor'do'iti; into Alaje.ety's Fiat/ailing Sues atiPept.l , ,rd ; and to be paid for by ill/h, tqyabie, ,nirety dqls after date. . , The Canditiogt 'of the antraa maybe teen the Stet elacy' Office. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, Fab. (3, 1808, 1 will be perlbrmed . - THE CHANCES. .. Don jotin, Mr.• EL LI STON ; • • Don I.rederick, Mr. HOLLAND; v The Duke, Mr. RAY MOND ;: . ' • . retrucliio, Mr. PUTNAM ;' • . ' Antonio, Mr. DO tv - roN ; c , . Peter, Mr. PA LM Elt ; v - Anthony, Mr. IV EW I TZ. Eit ; • Surgeon, Mr. MADDOCKS; . . • lraneisco, Mr. PURSER; . Man, Mr. WERE •' . Servant, Mr. EVANS; - !list Constainia, Mrs. HARLOWE ; blather; in-Law to Constantia, Miss n. Ds %V EL L I Kinswoman, Mrs. SCOTT; Landlady, Mrs. SPARKS • Nurse, Mrs. fvIADDOCKe ; • Second Constantia, Mrs. lORDAN. No regard will Ae !kid to airy Tender in wbieb the Price stall , not be in. , ertei in words at lengtl., or tbat 4a/I n. 91 be delivered to the lsJrd bejore One o'clock 'on the sed'Alosedajt nev, the Btb .Instanty sthr unless the Person It.ho „makes 'lv Tender, or s:me Persokon his behalj, attends, to answer, tubas railed for, This bay were published, In Three Vol:, small Bvo. price t6s. aa. boards, MEMORIALS of NATURE 'and ,ART, !died on a Journey ih Great Britain. during the Year& tBo2 and 1803. By Christian ... Gottlieb Goade.. Translated from the °rigida' German,. By THOMAS HORNE. , Printed for I. &lawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may be hat!, just published, hawlsomely printed in One V01..n). itriCe 11. is. boards, The present State-01'1 urkey i - or, A Description of the Political, Civil, itieligioniCoilsatution, Government, iinti Lawsot'tht Ottcalilan Empire. By Thp. Thornton, Esq. SHROPSHIRE.—CAIITAL OAK 'FINI}3Eft. To,BE SOLD *BY AUCTION. IN , LOTS, By Mr. WRIGHT * • At the Talbot Inn, Nlarket Drayton on Wednesday the Lit of Pe nne:To LS, at Throe o'Clock in the Aileron= pre-. WITH THE NV'EAITIERCOCK. . - 01(1 Fickle; Mt. WE WIT/ER TristramFickle, Mr. BANNISTER ; . Brietwit, Mr. MATHEWS ; , Sneer, Mr. POitsEk ; Coachman, Mr. MADDOCKS ; - Haii-Drebsq, Mr. EVA NS ; • . Vartellit, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • _ Ready,' Mts. SCOT" t'. The poets to be oliencd at 'Half-pasf Five, and begirt at tfalf-past Six. On Monday, the Drama of The Casrls Speare ; with the rantontime of Furibond ; or, Harlequin Negro. On Ttiesday, a Comedy ; with the Musical Entertainment of My Grandmother. On Wednesday, the Comedy of She Would an,d She Wou'd 'Ott w ith the new Melo-Drama of Ella Rosenberg. lOn Thursday will be produced (never perlimned) a new .p c )ceorl i with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and .............. • - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDF,N, ON MONDAY NEXT, Feb. , B, ' 1808, will • 'be performed THE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian, Mr. K. E ; atli, Mr. liL ANC HA R 1.) ; Ilbraida, Miss NORTON ; .. • iorsiitile, Miss SMITH. WITH iTAIILEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; Orj FLRE, WATER, EARTH, and AIR. ,4 Music, Seemly, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, TheAM all entirely new. Pantomime produced under the direelion of Mr. I . :pricy. Harlequin,' Mr. 110 LOG NA, jun. Sir Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), Mr. L. 80. LOG NA ; CloWn (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. G RI MA LD I ; Savoyard Girls, by Misses ti. S. and E. ADAMS ; And the Part of Columbine., by Miss ADAMS. , Es. Second prke 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d: Second Price 2s.— ,„Callery 2s. Second Pri c e is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Money to be returned. Platt.- for the Boxes to be taken at Mr. Blandon, at the B ox-office, in Hari-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six. Ori Tuesday will be performed (never aded) a new co.. -* * n ledYi rolca 11.! Gone:1)011 c.olll,Lor-4,1 1 . 0 Y i; Ent!? *pith new s ce .. 4 ' Dresses , and Dectir.itioni. "iro be a ',"td, the Musical Fartx of The Padlock. 1 w Melo.Drania of The Blind. Boy was receiyed,last .igt with its usual bursts of applause and admiration fro!n ii_ill ee parts of the Theatre, and will -be repeated Intne . next kou Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. r. . WANTED, ickto.mw and LODGING in the Country; yfor a 4.1 Widow Lady of the first Respeaability (but to reduced eueurustances), a iut forty milcs from Town. A Clergy. 4 ' 11 4 would be preferred. The most satisfadory References will be given. • Med to A. B. at Mr. Bitddeley's, No. 9;, Strand. ' , • MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED.' SHARES of TICKETS SIXTEEN SHILLINGS a Tic.. tat CFI E APE R than at other (Vim. - I WARNER, N. 16, Cornhill, submits the . / • f.llowing Statement of 1) kJ C ES, and recommends his mends and the Public to -purchase iunnediately, as he ex peels Shines will rise. - WAa 'Nees Prices Other O ffi ces' Prices, Afiblding a good Profit. I which they avoid Publishing. Half - . Quarter . C t ro iz o I Half - - -kw 15 ° . 56 o I Quar -- -. ttghth -. . 233 6 1 Eighth 5 - - - 2 li9 2 " Sixteenth . - t o I SiXICCOtII - - r 0 Tickets for the GRAND CITY LoTT EKY at 71. 125., The-STA'rE LOTT.ERY bag h ina Drawing March 8, 1808, and gives to Ad venturers a mac better Chance than tinnier L otteries,'having three times the number of Capital Prizes, vie, 3 - of - . L20,c00 1 2o - of - - 4 1 ,0 00 3 - of - - ,10,000 3o - of - - Sp° 4-of - . 5 , 000 45 - or - - too , &C. lee. ice. -Persons in the C o u n t ry , sending Letters (pest-paid), • en closing Batik MOOS. Post.C/Ilice O r d ers , or s h ort .d ate d bills, will find an additional advantage at 1. Warner's, as the Country Offices frequently put on alt extra Prat u . port tile cnntittotts price of the other London 011ices.—NOte• 1 ` 11 °" *try Letters must be paid for as such. \ , .. _ • STATE LOTTERY of 25c00 TICKETS, BEGINS DRAWING Btl of MARCH, ISM To be tirkren in Ten Days. 3 Prizes of Cz SCHEME'. - - ,0,000 gtre . .C 64 =o" 3 -10 .Doo - 4 - - • - sOOO - • 3 °o°" • loon 20.Q0u • 15,000 3 0 • • • • 504 . . • • 4 , 5"° is . . too •. . . 3, 000 o• . 50 . .• • 21 . . 2 t s too 1 ,000 S$ •- - - Is 4 7 6 600 250,000 15°00 Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZE. Tile . above Schemei with not Three Blanks to a Prize, 3 004. nearly double the nuoriber or Capital' Prizes of any '' n tter'Y tiq many years past, though many of those Lotteries sollaisted of Cia,ooo Tick.ets. • ' TICKETS and SHARES are,nowAelling by Sir 'AMES BRANSCOME; and Ca. • i I At their Lucky Officcr; - , ~ ". . "°• 11, tiothorn.; 37 Cornhill • nod 3 1 %. Haymarket f ' W ilo have iiktwi:,e. on 'Sale, il CI( IiTS and SNARL S, in ..__ a ~Lat Variety of Numixrs, in i'HL GRAND CITY, 1.()"1'T1: KY . or FREEHOLD HOUSES discharged of Lau-Tax; coNrAtNING ' CAPITAL PRI?, b:S to the Amount ot 104teao. I Ptiac., v a l ue d a t 425,0 0 0 7 Prizes, valued at Z.Voo' 7000 6 4 hoc - PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £7 1 4 _ £ 4 ° 0 - Fighth - - 1 - A t oI St .te:nth - to 6 To be drawr.itt Guildhall, 46th 1' On Sunday, February 14, tgoS, will be published, Superbly printed, with an Entirely New. Type, on Wove Paper of th e largest Size, arid in the Quarto Form (like :Hell's Weekly Messenger, The News, '1 lie Dispatch, &c.) Price 76d. ;, • . ' • t T EE PECENIX ; ELAGDON's WEEKLY CH ROM C E Li., of I"olitics; Literature, Commerce, • . he Arts. 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It will be the en. deavour of the Editor to rescue the Weekly l'iess troth that degraded state into which 'it has, in most cases, fallen, througrt the indolzuce,the incapacity,and the arrogance ot mer cenary Compilers; and to render Tat PuctN t x a Vehicle both of Intormatton and A rnusement to every descriptibit'of Readers in the,Kingdom. - Kr Agensii for the circulation. of Newspapers in the Country will - please to give immediate Orders for Tits x, to their Correspondents in . Town ; or transmit then - i (post paid) to THE Pure 14 ix OF Ice, No. 57, Snow. hill, London, stating, whether the Sunday's or the Monday's Edition he preferred. . in the course of next Month (14Iarch) will be published, in 'Volumes Veiny anti Royal Octavo, THE WORKS of JOHN.DRIDEN; with a Lite of the uthor, and Notes critical and illustratory. By WALTER SCO'T'T, Esit.. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle street. It is a circurnstanxpeither honourable to our taste nor to our national feeling, tliat an hundred years have elapsed strut the death of Dryden (one of the greatest names in English Poetry), with Our havingliimished a complete Edition of his Works. !n the earlier part of the last century, it is possible that the gcncral and unbounded admiration of Pppe, and rho School of Pcietry which he 'founded, diverted. the public at tention from a Writer interior in taste, though excelling him in genies; deticleat in' correctness, thoujli far superior in energy of thought and dielion. but us iels long since the public have Inoiteribitek with a favourable' eye on the Works of the ancient and • powerful P4ets of thy seventeenth-cen tury, it is preowned that a .compline Edition of Dryden's Writings, comprehending his original Works of every descrip tion, must now be considered as tilling tip adisgracetul blank inthe,,Literaure of . 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Iphrutlett ituvrtria or. ;.t. ciscly, riP.WARDS of ONE THOUSAND excellent 4.„../ OAK TREES, with their Tops and Bari: atanding in the Parish of Child's Ercall 4. six miles tram linytco, miles 'from Shr.r.vsbury, and only six miles from water cat- TryvieW the sanie apply to Satinnel Shuiter, at Child's lit. call, and Particulars will be It.)rthwitti ready = and may b' had by applying to Mr. Futter, at L 4 rayton phoresaid t and of Messrs. Kent, Pearce, and Kent, hand Agents, Craig's•court, IV hitehall, London. THE KlNG's' R(I.YAi. LETTERS PA TF,NT. rIODBULD's VEGETABLE BALSAM 1 fur 14.J1- CoughsAsthlnits, anti .Consumptions, ot,tablishtti nearly 30 Yeas, and from many thousand certificates of Cures perfornied by it r,‘ , ..hich ale for public irstiecli , li ';rt No. 1, , illoomsbury.square, 'where advice may be hail e'er day trom Ten O'( lock till Two), it is allowed hy tho culty to be the Only efficacious Remedy for . thq above Coin - The following Nobility recommend it to in all Pamilies : Marquis of Lothlah; Lords Diirtley.atd Ward, Macdoriald,-Gran illy, and Moutfutd ; L r adies.Drictley and Ward, Falmouth, ottescue, crsuitley, and A pprecre Generals Doyle and Moe! y ; Collntls Baker arid Di: Sits F. ttlake, john Coghill, Edward l'‘.reweiVisin, and minx others, too numerous for an AdrutiifinVent. N.B. The Son-of :qr. fames Winfer, Gent. No. 77. iilol. street, Mary-le-bone, aged is, is , juit cunli of a desip dine by taking foulAinarts qi-the gfven over by the Faculty. Jan. 28a. • +, - • HE Case lifseveral Scrophuious T,7lcera sit Yoik, inserted in the .Public' Papers, and stated as advancirig towards retoVery, • actd aOtavink existed for seven preceding •ears, in the habit of a paving Girl, aged t 4, with nitwit-tr. jury•to her health, is now. declared, on .thee NI .t her's anttori. ty, healed, and the Girl restored to health, by the sole`ope,. ration of SPI LS ttURA. , !s PATENT ANTI SCI) tl Ile Dlt pS, as adthinisterad in Scurvy., Gout, Rheitmatt,m, and eruptive Complaints. Those.Persoos, anxious as to t hit Case, arc informed, the original Leitch may be Seen at the Piapensary, in Soho-striate, London ; and at York Mrs. Vancerwill give all necessary information. It is requested you will ask, for the Patent Antiscorbutic Drops ‘ with a Black Ink Stamp, in Bottles of .ts. I double Bottles 06. • and a larger IL as. duty included.-=- .4n allowance on taking halt a dozen. F t rom the Hon. grid P.141t It s evetenel the I.i:it'd Illshop of CARLISLE, to Mr. LING, London: SIK, Readily embrace the opportunity your Letter :If,. 1 fords irie, of adding my , tesiininy to that of the I.6rd Chief Baroninfavour of yourCIIING's FATENT Wi)lt M V. DICIN ES,. my eldest Son having, a few months ago, derived very material benefit from the , use of it. Ile 13.4 been unwell for several weeks previous to Ins taking it ; op. •peared pale and emaciated ; was languid, arid crimplaitrel frequently of pains in his head and side.. The...l-9,t,0 . 13aron, who had accidentally seen him this store, ;lately recotttrnended to me the trial of '.`your Liiteuges ; and that no time might. be loSt, - or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the genuine Medicine, sent me three ,d o ws of i 'Tie-tirst of therie ocrasiolictl.a visible amendment . , and n;(er the secondliose every unpleasant symptom disapneared-; 1 judged it right to give_ the thErd, 25 the two former had agreed's() unconninonly ,well. From that time My ion has been .Perfeel. health, and I certainly_ attribute. his 'Cure lighojly trt.thd effliNtev of the Worm Lozenges. - 1 "liOVe since reeoßifnentt'd your Lozenges in several instances, wherein have the satistadiim to assure you they have uniformly. t:;:en of great ,service.. I ought to add, that troth the nature of tics of produced by them in my,Seni's case,. I apprehend the Complaints to have arisen frotn.an obstreaien between the Stomach and Viscera. _ • I an Sir , your obedient Servant, Rose Castle, Dee. 7. E. CARLISLE Sold, , wholesale and retail, at . Ching and antler's, N 0..,, Chtapsitte ; and retail ,by most pOoksellers and Medicint: Venders in owery Town, in PDXOS At SS. 6d. iitld 2S. gd. . To 'lliumAs TAYLOIt, Esq. Sir. • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. I CONSIDER, it out an ha 'of - justice due to the Therita 'Of your I. E E's PATENT PILLS, to corn -moth:ate to yoti the following Cure, which hiS recently been performed by them : —An AeqUaintance ol — Mine, by the • breaking out' of an old Veneteal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), WAS reduced al most to a ske/etens , anti although he had the hest medicat adviceavhieli could boohtained, anti tried a 'variety of Patent • Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to atm his case, or to do Nita any service : he remained in a inoi,t re. Aueeti and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his pr o fession, anti scarcely able to walk or even to stand nil ins legs; in fad no one who know horn ever supposed it' poi. ale for him to receiver. He was advised at last to try 0 , 0 Leske's Pills—he did , adhering; strictly to the din:4l4'4ls given with them. • Ile lead nut taken mere than two buxer ton , he found an alteration hit the better: this him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes rnore he his appetite and strength gradually return, and is 'rei'e heitith). and stout as any „man I, know. You are writ,- , :r c, Sir, to icier any person to me'for a confirmation of the above Aciount if it should be doubted.' I am, Sir, your obedient hurnbleservant, • , Library, Folk stone. THOS. ROSY. Prepared and Sold he the Sole Proprietor, Txv to a,--Mernber of the Royal Ccdiree•of Surgewps, London, at his House, No. 9, New Pritige.street Where, after a constant - residence of more than Forty )(cats, in a prat ice diredeir to the Cure cif Ve t o, real Complaints, and those incidental to file Pam of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable aveiro, wibich Men of hiss - Profession should always 0400'1," i:e Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he giatuitais ly administers to Persons taking this 'Medicine, a esteemed by a discerning Public, 4* an advantage aeLa,q: to be obtained, iuvl void of ambiguity. • Also sold, by his Appointment, for the converlieviee of' thove living at a distance, at the Perfornera, No. 35, tit. A ! , hants,.street Pall Mail; the nosh 4 ... No. roe, street Disivirough's, Na. 4:JI-street-nal; Baxter's, South-hittige, Edinburg - It ; tier. M.' panalti's, gow ; Mr. Bull, I3aroe-street, Dublin; Mr. Biliinge's, verpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; tea one fora:,„.. in every considerable Town in Great uritiin atid. I relan,r, in 130Xet. of only 1;. ggri. cUil, lealezt up with ''ill a w l plain direCtions, whereby 'initstats of either sex may cute thernsekves with ease, speetl aecirey, anti safety. N. Bx. B. livery Bo sold 4, Great Britain is sezled up witt• a stamp, on which, by -favbur of the. Counn mitaieis, is et' at the Stamp-office, " T. 'Taylor, No. 9, No w , Stfeet " tOtitjtate , vhiell IS I.6 iallY, coil ate Ca std , terfeita.